Estive em set/19 e fui de carro locado e nao vi serviço de van para essa praia, nem vans estacionadas. Talvez encontre na parada do navio algum tipo de transfer. Ela fica em torno de 50 minutos de chania. O caminho (estrada) é bem sinuosa e estreita, mas é asfaltada. Chegando lá para acessar precisa descer um morro, mas é bem bonita, vale a pena. Vi transfers para elafonisi e balos, mas essas nao sei se da tempo em parada de navios, pq sao mais distantes.

La spiaggia non è attrezzata...e la discesa con passeggino impossibile. Ho visto gente con bimbi molto piccoli portati "in braccio" ma direi che è un po' da incoscenti.

Hey, congrats on your pregnancy! If your pregnancy is not difficult and you feel well, then it should be okay to climb down. I myself was 20 weeks pregnant when we visited this beach. Be careful and maybe someone can hold your hand while climbing down to make you feel safer. But I feel that with the right footwear and if you don't hurry, then it's not that hard. And the experience with this view is worth trying. Good luck and take care :)

Yes of course!

Si tranquillamente

Hi there,, it can be dangerous to drive to Seitan Limania due to the narrow steep bendy road,, we took a bus from Chania bus station(a small mini bus driven by a very experienced driver) I think it costs about 5 euro ,, the bus also brings you back,, and runs throughout the day in peak season,, Tip take good walking/climbing shoes/ pumps ,, do not attempt to climb down to the beach in flip flops,, its a beautiful beach which gets very busy in peak season,,

It is rather steep but there is no hanging involved , wearing trekking shoes would be essential even though I made it down and up wearing a pair of slippers ( not recommended though for safety reasons ) . Actually falling down could be dangerous but if someone walks very carefully won’t have an issue . I think that you should go and see for yourself and decide if you can make it .

In my opinion, I would say no as it gets busy too and you feel under pressure when having to take a breather. Unless your child is a mountain goat, definitely not.